You start with three skulls, and you can check how many skulls you have by using the Chime of Conflict without teleporting. Now you can just do 1v1s until you get to level 20. Here you can you can talk to Yamaketzal to receive the Chime of Conflict. (This area lets you practice against angels which makes it easier for you to escape depths in case you run into angels)Īt level 5 you can head to the Songseeker Temple at Songseeker Wilds. You can reach the Courtyard by stacking barrels (or using any Jump Boost mantra) on top of the village in Lower Erisia and climbing your way up. Keep in mind that Bandit Camps camps can still spawn here, and might run into Bandits from a different faction called "The Knives of Eylis" Coming here is also necessary for unlocking the Blindseer Oath and getting the talent Aerial Assault. They give decent EXP until you're around level 8, so you can make this your farming spot at a relatively low level. This is by far the easiest place to farm in Upper, as Angels only have 400 HP (remember that Bandit Captains have around 200) and aren't very difficult to kill if you can parry well. This isn't a very common place to farm, but if you want to practice fighting against Angels (Lesser) or avoiding Watchers, you can come to the Temple Courtyard of Upper Erisia.
Because this is the starter island, high level players like to kill freshies here, so always be cautious if you linger to high into Upper Erisia however you should also be careful of Deep Owls, Golems, and Sharkos. Keep in mind that Lower will stop giving reliable experience at level 10, so you'll be forced to go to a different island due to the experience curve. It has Bandits, Bandit Captains, Bandit Assassins, Mudskippers, and potentially other enemies (such as Megalodaunts that spawn rarely or in the vipers jaw). To reach it, you must sail out a bit to the right of the Etris Dock, once you see an island with a beach, head towards it (or sail straight from Vigils Docks and turn right when you see it). Lower Erisia (Power 1-7/10)Įrisia is the starter island, and it is recommended to grind here as a freshspawn/freshie. PPS: If you're good at the game (or just impatient), use this Leveling Guide instead. PS: No, I don't view this page all the time. ItzInferno22, The Leveling Guide Editor I have also provided a map at the bottom of the page to help you with directions. However, even if you aren't confident in your fighting capabilities, this guide should be very helpful. You don't have to follow these level recommendations if you're confident in your ability to fight in this game. *Keep in mind that these power recommendations below are based more on stats and equipment rather than skill. Most grinding in the game (especially when starting a character) will be challenging, but once you can parry well and use abilities, it gets significantly easier.* This page covers most (if not all) farming locations in the game, and should make farming a lot more manageable (Ex: My path was Lower/Temple - Songseeker/Minityrsa - Fort Merit/Starswept - Primadon/Ferryman).
Some of these ways are hard, while others are not. In Deepwoken, there are many ways to level up. 13 Boatman's Watch/The Ferryman (Power 15+).10 Fort Merit (Any Power If Passive, 12+ If Aggressive).
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